Despite being technically more powerful than the 360
Looks amazing. Very impressed, can't wait to play it. I'm still saddened that there may not be a PC version? To date it is still not announced. I'm thinking it will be released a few months after the console versions, not cool.
No, this is incorrect. The 360 has a better GPU and the CPU's are close enough in real world performance to where it doesn't matter. Better GPU and more flexible memory system is why the 360 games always look better and are technically better than PS3 games.
If Sony or Microsoft had had the foresight, this could have been a killer launch game, even if it was just a bit of extra eye candy and better framerate.
Always? Heh...then why isn't there a game to match Last of Us?
This is subjective, you like The Last of Us that doesn't make it technically superior to what Xbox 360 can do (it isnt)
if Last of Us was an Xbox 360 exclusive it would look even better, because the 360 has a much better GPU than PS3.
You guys know GTA4 on PS3 wasn't even true 720p? It rendered at like 1152 x 630 or something like that.
Lol, okay.
This is subjective, you like The Last of Us that doesn't make it technically superior to what Xbox 360 can do (it isnt)
if Last of Us was an Xbox 360 exclusive it would look even better, because the 360 has a much better GPU than PS3.
As usual... I'll have to wait for the PC version.
I refuse to buy a console for a single game.
Shooters are horrible with analog sticks. I need a keyboard and mouse.
(I assume you can get a keyboard and mouse for PS3)
As usual... I'll have to wait for the PC version.
I refuse to buy a console for a single game.
Shooters are horrible with analog sticks. I need a keyboard and mouse.
(I assume you can get a keyboard and mouse for PS3)
Day 1 blind buy, like every GTA game. If you haven't liked GTA in the past, I don't know how this one would possibly change your mind; it looks like all the others (gameplay-wise, anyway; the graphics do look improved on GTA IV). But it's one of the most successful game franchises of the last decade, so more of the same is probably exactly what they're going for (and what people want).
It actually looks like it's closer to the PS2 GTA games than IV, not as serious which IMO is much better.
Uh, It's not that simple. I'm sure they plenty of discussion went into that. With that being said, I'd hope that you're aware that GTA V was well in development years ago. Have you seen a tally of how much was spent on GTA V development? It is a substantial figure in the millions, and was started long, long ago. It's not like this is a indie project from 6 months ago with a concrete release date...so it's not like MS or Sony could have flipped a switch 2 or 3 years ago and came up with a bright idea to have it as a launch release. Additionally, you're forgetting that GTA V was delayed - it was originally supposed to be released early this year. So that would conflict with the launch of the XB1 and PS4.
I think, if anything, that MS or Sony would be wise to seek a new IP as a launch title. Think about it. Anything that is multiplatform to include 360 and PS3 would defeat the purpose of a launch title, which is to show off the abilities of the console. A multiplatform game cannot do that, as they are designed for the lowest common denominator - as you mentioned, it would be purely for framerate and nothing more. A better idea is to come up with something new and fresh which can actually show the hardware off, and that is exactly what MS and Sony are doing. They both have compelling (and great looking) launch titles planned. Titan's Fall and Kill Zone look VERY nice.
Yup. GTA4 really soured me on the whole series. Not a fan of the more realistic, serious approach they took with it, which removed a lot of the fun IMO. Thankfully we've had other "open-world city games" to fill that void since then, like Saints Row 3 and Sleeping Dogs.
It actually looks like it's closer to the PS2 GTA games than IV, not as serious which IMO is much better.
Yup. GTA4 really soured me on the whole series. Not a fan of the more realistic, serious approach they took with it, which removed a lot of the fun IMO. Thankfully we've had other "open-world city games" to fill that void since then, like Saints Row 3 and Sleeping Dogs.